Rhode Island § 21-22-2 § 21-22-2. Artificial coloring prohibited — Acetic acid and vinegar solid requirements.

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§ 21-22-2 — § 21-22-2. Artificial coloring prohibited — Acetic acid and vinegar solid requirements.

Rhode Island § 21-22-2

Title 21Food And Drugs

Ch. 21-22Vinegar

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 21-22-2 (2026).

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§ 21-22-2. Artificial coloring prohibited — Acetic acid and vinegar solid requirements.
All vinegars shall be without artificial coloring matter, and shall contain not less
            than four grams (4 gs.) of acetic acid in one hundred grams (100 gs.) of the vinegar.
            Cider vinegar shall contain in addition to four grams (4 gs.) of acetic acid not less
            than one and six-tenths grams (1.6 gs.) of cider vinegar solids in one hundred grams
            (100 gs.) of the vinegar. If any vinegar contains any artificial coloring matter,
            or less than the amount of acidity required by this section, or, in the case of a
            cider vinegar, if it contains less than the amount of acidity o

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§ 21-22-2. Artificial coloring prohibited — Acetic acid and vinegar solid requirements.

All vinegars shall be without artificial coloring matter, and shall contain not less than four grams (4 gs.) of acetic acid in one hundred grams (100 gs.) of the vinegar. Cider vinegar shall contain in addition to four grams (4 gs.) of acetic acid not less than one and six-tenths grams (1.6 gs.) of cider vinegar solids in one hundred grams (100 gs.) of the vinegar. If any vinegar contains any artificial coloring matter, or less than the amount of acidity required by this section, or, in the case of a cider vinegar, if it contains less than the amount of acidity or cider vinegar solids required by this section, it shall be deemed to be an adulteration within the meaning of this chapter.